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Levine Brothers.

Are making u boom in the dry goods
trade tor they are Offering goods lust
AS cheap At retail rs You can buy
goods at rCtsll.
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When YOU can buyh good umbrcl-
Ia tor 50 ct- best floor oilcloIh. 50
vdr jeans pants, -. Fine Box paper
%, worth 80, hand bag-. %, su,h rib
bon.6 / wide, % yr'd. buggy whip,
ID, riding bride, 3d. ladies' belts 3.
mattress heaters, Is, ia gc ard Ia,
kets, II. line -hoc polish. 10. -pla-hers,
10, chair ,"ate, H., "A lot Of line cm-
nruidcry NJ hal value. Just received
- lot OF crockcry, Nous good shirts.
70, good cor-rt-. SD, ceg hraters. D.,
silk plush frames. H., hicr line toilet
soaps M the . and ~ ccnt store.
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Delivered daily in Quantities of
Do cents and upwards, sack.
ed tor shipment Make season con-
tracts with John Farley.
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lIpI.IsI.N,I TALk .

op"n Meeting at waco ,ouncii IiG Last
tNcning--LiN"lJ Talhs
The open meeting OF Waco Tcm-
pereEcc council last evening drew
quite u large number OF visitors. and
the programme was highly satisisc-
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appetizer and DO v gotAtNr Isui now over
ttn. whole civilized Nor'I Try N, N beware
.ut lorAtiou', AZ your grocer ur druggist
for thc genuine a-fiU'u mNuutnrf hy l.r.
b. %. SIrs, 70 IS ~uu,
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All Our Novelties Have Arrived.

oryF a Lace Pa
prices Oh p lore
Purchase lmnmd Straw Hats Now Will Mru Single One Wholesale Prices
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Deane photographer, south Fllth,
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Dan. pNoL0grnpncr. sonIh FInh.


Carries constantly IN stock over one
hundred ioD-, including everything
from S32 road cart ton D 500 glass
front carriage. Location, two doors
above the implement house. Prices
and terms 80 -uit.
FRANK iiINCHMAN,
PROPRIETOR
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ItiIr.Aim MILO

OfNottingham and fancy lace curtains
III our carpet department thi, week
Lace curtains from IS cents pair
and up. WeipvIte inspection 10 these
Ilnes. SANGER Bros
Deane photographer, South Fifth,
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Paul Jones Ola Mononvnh.In


This celebrated brand of whi~hcl
Pacific alOOn. the sole agents.
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Dcnuc, photogrNpAcr, south Film
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-03
DODsONvlLLE.

c0uruoty Aosus AooVs
Harry Conrard Ia on the sick list.
James Hagserty and family, Of Hillsboro,
are visiting here.
Joshua Shsffer. an ex-merchant Of this place,
now Of New Harmony, Brown county, gave the
NEws-HERALD man . hand-shake Friday.
The literary society met Friday night. A
BY Miss Eva Pulse and Messrs. @. E. Stroup
and Harry Conrard.
Messrs. julie Conrard and John Brulport, Of
Fayetteville, paid our city flying visit Friday.
Last Friday James Armentrout, Of this place,
was met on the Lynchburg pike by Sam Work.
man, from Littleton. Workman addressed
Mr.. Armentrout In very. uncivil manner. be-
gan calling him some rude, uncourtly names,
and threatened TO use he ',pop" whsreuPo1
some clubs and stones, and Sam took his de-
parturc 10 hurry. Workman 10 very INSULT
ing, and Mr.. Armentrout 10 especially troubled
BY his threats and insinuations.
Alex Tebo cut his foot quite severely one
day last week.
Master Freddie Brakeman, Of Cincinnati, ID
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robb.
Garry Marsh one Of Highlands successful
pedsgogues. closed . successful term Of school
At Ferristown. Brown county, last Friday.
Persons from this place that attended the clos.
ing exercises, are Messrs. II. @. Thompson.
Walter and Harley Pulse, G. E. Stroup. Will
Thompson, Pete Stroup. and Rob Fouch, and
Misses Lulu Marsh, Belle Spilker, Anna and
Emma Gegner, Belle Thompson, H. Briggs,
and Electa Pulse.
Our Histriunic Society is talking OF re-organ.
izing.
George Boatright is on the sick list.
Died-On Sunday morning, an infant child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Armentrout.
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SICILY,

February 26th, 1887.
Mrs. Cynthia Johnston has been quite sick
this week, but Is some better.
Miss Melissa Vance, Of Kansas, ILL.,, was vis-
iting relatives in this vicinity this week.
Quite a number Of young folks gathered at
Mrs. =. J. Cumbeiland's Wednesday night. The
evening was pleasantly spent by all present.
Rev. e. L. Jones breaches at Tolls school
house the third Sabbath Of every month.
Mr.. VIM. Bowen was calling on friends in
this vicinity Thursday, trying to raise money
to remodel the Presbyterian Church at Sar-
dinia. May success attend him.
Nc. Badgey. who has an interesting singing
class at Buford, will close Thursday night.
Peter Work is on the sick list
T. NJ. Shockey and wife, of Mt. Oreb, and
Mrs. 8. ]. Cumberland and daughter we're Wis.
iting at Mr.. Samuel Wsrdlow's Monday,
Mr.. Cray Powers has moved to one Of War.
rem Kay's houses at Milltown.
Albert Fry was made happy few days age
by receiving pension.
VIM. Ballard will vacate r. G. Peddicord's
property and move to Brown county.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

.. p, and Z. Scott. ex'rs, vs. Henry W.Spar.
CUR. Highland County Court of Common
Pleas. Case No. 1852.
ORDER OF SALE.
IN pursuance OF an order issued from the
.,Vurt OF Common Pleas within and for the
County OF Highland ana State OF Ohio. mao 9
II the January term thereof A. d. 1887, ana
to me directed, will offer for sale at pubic
auction at the door OF the Court House, IN
me town of Hillsboro. Oh
Saturday, April End, A. D. 1887,
At l:3O O'Clock p. m. of said day. the follow.
ing described real estate, tO.wtt:
situate in the county OF Highland. IN the
State of ohio, and In the township OF Mar.
shall, and bounded and described as follows,
to.wtt: Beginning at double hlackoak ana
whiteonk in the line of James Carlisle; rum
ming thence F.. 1873 poles to three spanish
OAKS and white oak in the line OF Nathan.
lei Bonuell's corner TO Templin; thence 3.
l2S poles to small white oak and sassafras
corner to W. H. Keys in Templin's line;
thence w. 1873 poles with said Keys line TO a
stake in said Keys line corner to Van1ant ;
thence n. l24 poles with the line OF Vanxaut
and Carlisle to tho beginning, containing
los acres Of land more Or less, part Of Robert
same land conveyed BY Jno. II. Hughes and
wife TO Henry W. Spargur.
Said premises has been appraised at $l59O,
and can not sell for less than two.thirds OF
said appraisement.
Terms Of sale-Cash on day Of sale o,
sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Steel 4 Hough, Attorneys. ....
March Sd, 1851.
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CARMEL.
February 2Sth, 1887.

February 2Sth, 1887.
Miss Mary L. McMullen is visiting friends . I
Marshall.
Messrs. Frank McCoppin and ]. W. Watts
were in attendance at the supper at Sinking
Spring, given by the Ladies' Aid Society OF
that place. They report good time.
U. G. Eubanks begins his spring school at
No. II to-day.
"Happv Bert" a ventriloquist of Columbus,
O., gave pleasant entertainment at this place
Saturday night, consisting Of ventriloquism
and sleIght-of-hand performances.
Little Charley, youngest child of Fillmore
and Austs Eubanks, died Saturday, Feb. 10th,
and was buried the following Monday Ut Gym
thiana. The bereft parents have the sympa-
thy Of the community.
Misses Lola Miller and Mamie Eubanks,
who have been quite sick with diphtheria, are
convalescing.
Ellsworth Taylor has purchased farm from
John R. McCoppin.
Mrs. Abba McCoppin, whom we spoke OF
some time since as lying very i'll, is still in q
critical condition.
Albert McCoppin, formerly Of this place, but
now resident Of Sutton, Neb., while cleaning
lamp chimney about three weeks ago, cut his
hand so badly that it was thought Il would
have to be amputated. We are glad to state
that more recent information states that he ia
getting better.
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J. M. Hiestand and Leander Detwiler, as Ell.
ecutors, VS.. Russell 3. Muntz and Lavise
Common Pleas. Case No. 442s.
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
,orrt OF Common Pleas within and for the
'ounty Of Highland and State Of Ohio, & made
me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court.House, In
,he town OF Hillsboro, on
Saturday, April End, A. d. 1887.
At l p. m. of said day the following describ.
cd real s;ssss Fee estate lying
ting and situate in Liberty township, High.
land county. Ohio, on the waters OF ols lRsocky
oII part oi Bsln,d ~ survey No Ssls BE-
thence with the south side Of Conard street
g. X r eoNs. Il = g isops E g IL po.. ns q
stake TO n. Caldw wells lot and on the south
side Of the HiII.6ore and Belfast turnpike;
scross . small branch; thence 9. tle So =.
pSs: y :css 3 on Ss ?STS pos. ss q . :Ss as
yard % tSencs 8. $50 E. u poles % the :outh:
SsTosr Ds.s 81 % IL ia
poles 70 large wsis y eek % so1tn q Sf :eid tuIn
Ps11S Por / % line Of Lo. sB" to the Center Of the
Hiilsboro and West Union turnpike road /;
thence With the center of said road N. D. ~
W. II 80 poles 70 the place OF beGinning, con:
ans0S a;ns % .Uusqs swsnsy 81 sna $
'.A Also o. the life estate Of Russell B. Munts.
subject to . charge Of ten dollars per yea, ;
payable annually BY the ,aid i !. Rrsasihi ,ss =.
sionsry society Of the Methodi.t Epiacopal
Church. In the following described real a.
'eis; L.. iS :B. life ESTABLISHING. being and sit.
Ohio, on the waters Of Rocky Fork. part OF
..,d survey Ne S SsfSWni1s W.:ss Hnon 81 tns
:: SiS :. S:nos
south line q Lot"A" iaO poles 70 !srgss
| whiteoak, corner - Lct .Am; thenoe e:S40
g. eco poles cro.sins the q a,hsborc and E ~.
f1snRias e sssss "a w @ % pOi.: 81
stake corner 70 said Miller thence 9. 7so W
pG:. s.d = q 'sni f. r. sse:s
thence @ j. i2a W. q! 20 poles 70 the center o.
the Hilisbo!o and West Union turnptks rocd % 4
". $50 poles % the pIaes Of beeinninG, con
tanning hftyrthres 90 acrss, tve (Q roodi
First tract, Lot "a: Fee estate, has beer
AGp"s" Ios "s". liz s; ss;.ts tsub,set to charge o.
ssS sSs ss,d kasssil 81 4. HaSss during BE estuss
dis. di Episcopsl Chufeh) he. been sppreiset
st s7O6, and osn not sell for lee thar
tvo-third. Of said alpraisemsnt
Terms Of sale-Cash. u,n. u,aov
sheriff of Highland q; Z Coanss. SAM.SoSSi Ohio.
etsel 4 Hongh, Att'ys
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NEW MARKET.

March LIST, 1887.
The outlook for COED wheat crop is rather
Aattering.
The Baptist meeting is still In progress. with
three accessions thus far.
A series Of meetings arc being held at the NJ.
E. Church at this place.
A. E. Hunter buried his infant child last Sum-
day.
Mrs. George ". and Mrs. Bee Barrere spent
Tuesday with relatives in our village.
VIM. Pensyl moved his family near Boston
last Tuesday. The house he vacated IL now GO.
cupied by r. G. Vance, and the one vacated by
Vance was taken possession Of by G. W. Long
By request we announce the following names
for the different township Offices, viz !: H. ].
Vance, J. r. Gruber and Henry Nesbit for
Treasurer F. L. McHeynolds for Clerk H. B.
Eyler, g. o. Robson and Uncle J. J. Vance for
Assessor.
Mr.. John Ogden has moved his blacksmith
tools to this place. and is now ready to attend
TO wants in that line. Mr.. Ogden is spoken Of
very highly, and has had number OF years ex-
perience at his trade. He will move his family
here this week.
Mrs. G. F. Whistler was inferred in the Bsp-
/ tist cemetery ct this place last Sunday. She
was 27 years OF age, and member Of the Bap-
| tist Church. She was . kind and loving wife,
and leaves Q husband and large circle Of
friends to mourn her loss. Rev. A. X. Murphy
| officiated at the funeral services.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received st
- the Office Of the Clerk Of the Board Of Ed
ucstion Of Upion township, until twelve
O'Clock at noon on the first day Of April, 1887,
for building schoolhouse on the lot situated
in district No. I Of said township, according 70
the plans and specifications on file in said
Office, Each bid must contain the name OF
eyery person interested In the same, and be
accompanied by sufficient guaranty Of some
disinterested person, that II the bid is accepted
q contract will be entered into, and the per-
formance OF IL properly secured. The bid for
each kind OF material called for by the specif-
cations must be stated separately and the price
Of each given, and the price OF labor must also
be separately stated. None but the lowest re-
sponsible bid will be accepted, and the Board
reserves the right to reject any or oil bids.
BY order Of the Board OF Education.
mar3w4 M. N. RANKINs. Clerk.
WILLETTsv1rI.E, O., Feb. Gath, 1887.
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NOT1CE 10 hereby given that . petition
IN will be presented to the Board Of Com
missioners Of Highland county, Ohio, st their
session TO be held on Tuesday, the 6th dsy Of
April, A. D. 1887, asking that 1aid Board ap.
point Commissioners 70 lay out and establish Q
free turnpike road. between the following
points: beginning In the Village Of Danvills.
Highland county, Ohio, at point where Sugar
street intsrsects the Hillsboro, Danville and
Pricstovn Rosd Improvement No. 9; thence
N. W. along said Sugar street and the Danvills
and Allsnsburg County Road to the 8. W. cor-
nsr Of E. a. Richards' land and 8. =. corner
of the lands Of Henry Murphy, deceased /;
thence along the Dsnville and Fsirview county
road, following the line between the lands Of
Roush and John Roush, 70 Tie Milford and
Chilioothe Turnpike, west Of the village Of
Fairvisw, and interesting Pike No. 63.
Said petition also prsys that said Board Of
Commissioners Of Highland County, Ohio, levy
Oh extra tax Of Ten Mills on the Dollar valus-
ton each yesr, on the lands and taxable prop
erty within the BOUNDS Of eaid proposed Fres
Turnpike Road, for the period Of eight years
mss ALLEN PENCE AND OTnxns.
Petitioners.
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RAINSBORO.

Msrcn 1st, 1907.
". o. Dewitt, of Washington @. H., was the
guest Of his parents here Thursday and Friday.
Walter skeen and Will Scott who are en-
ployed at the pad factory at Greenfield, spent
sunday at home.
T. M. Ferguson and wife attended the fu-
neral of their grandchild at Cynthisns Monday
of last week.
Mack Penrod is confined to his room with an
attack Of measles.
Mr.. Ed Roberts, Of South Salem, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with his mother here
Rufus Foraker and wife spent couple Of
days last week at Dodsonville on business.
Several cases Of measles are reported Just
west Of town, but as yet there is only one case
in the village.
Chas Knisley left last week for Springfield,
where he has secured position.
A little girl Of N. v. Wheaton is considered
dangerously i'll.
J. I. Taggart returned yesterday from Jeffer.
sonville, where he had been since Thursday ct
the bedside Of his son, who is seriously sick.
Ha left him moro comfortable, and thinks he
will soon be on the mend.
College street, now occupied by DR.. Miller, for
the farm Of U. c. Miller, one mile south of
town, possession to be given the 1st Of Septam-
Der.
Isaac Upp removed to Harpers, Boss county,
to-day, and Chas. Oats, Of New Petersburg, will
take his place In the old homestead Of p. 8.
Roads, deceased.
The fruit buds have passed through the win.
ter safely in this vicinity.
Isaac Oats removed back from Ross county
this week.
Hon. D. NJ. Barrett spent Sunday at home,
returning to Columbus to-day.
Rev. VIM. Sanders, whose illness has been
mentioned several times, died ct bis home in
this place at p. m. Yesterday, after IN illness
Of about five months. He was born In Vir.
ginia, August 70, 1925, and came to this State
while in his teens and settled with his parents
near Columbus. His mother died few yesrs
after. and he then with his father came into
this county, and has resided hero ever aince
On the 1st day Of December. 184S. he Vas unit
ed in marriage TO Mary Taylor, Of New Peters
burg, who. with seven children, survives him.
with the NJ. E. Church, and few years later
was licensed TO exhort, and in the year Of 1871
was licensed a. local preacher, and continued
TO exercise his gifts In that capacity in that
denomination until the autumn OF 1885, when
be united with the U. B. Church. He was .
fluent speaker, . successful rsviyslist, quite
popular with the masses, and will be held In
grststul remembrance BY many who have been
benefited by his ministrstions. When death
came he was ready. The funeral services viii
be held tomorrow ct 10 .. m, In charge Of
Rev. A. E.Wright, after which the remains will
be taken to the Stringtown cemetery for inter.
ment.
A mass Temperance meeting viii be held In
the U. 3. Church next Sunday evening, March
call. Let there b . good sttsndanes, and a.
awakening and deep feeling created for tenn
1 perance.
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NEW BOSTON.

morCu lBt, 1901
David Deakyn moved to-day into his proper
ty at this place. Frank Harmon will move 10
Mr.. DIS farm near becky Fork.
Fred Pope, Of Hillsboro. and Miss Flo Pat
ton, of this place, visited at Mr.. David Limle's
last week.
Miss Susie Bumgarner left Saturday TO visit
her friend, Miss Fannie Moore. near New Lex.
ington.
DR.. Miller and daughters, Fannie and Nellie.
Of Rainsboro, attended the debate at this place
last Friday night.
Jesse Bumgsrner, Of Marshall, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. I. Bumgarner, at this place.
Miss Matte Patton intends going West with
Mr.. Herbert Tudor and family in few days.
Miss Ida Morgan is convalescing.
Charles Grove left to-day for Madison coun.
ty, where he will probably spend the summer.
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UNION COLLEGE.
March LIST, 1887.

msEou Abt, 1901
Wheat in most parts looks we'll.
J.W. Kibler selected an ear Of corn that con-
tsined 1,250 grains. Best that.
Miss Ella Roberts, Of near Mowrytown, ID
visiting her sister, Mrs. Doc. Winkle
Reeson Kay, Of near Mowrytown, visited hia
brother, z. A. Kay, last Friday.
Elder L. P. Severt. Of Hill Station, will com.
mence series Of meetings at Maple Grove on
March I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennington we're guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hawk Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mr.. Pennington, Of Cincinnati, purchased q
ine four-yesr-old horse Of ]. W. Kibler Mon.
day for Sl90.
Elder J. 7. Crawford, Of Martinsville, preach
cd at Union Chapel Saturday night, Sunday
and Sunday night.
The school Of this place closed Friday with q
big dinner and . large number present. Frank
Stout furnished music for the occasion.
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A vote for "no saloons" is a vote for
the moral advancement of Hillsboro; is
vote for the saving of our young men !;
is vote for the uplifting of the cause Of
humanity; is vote for the best bust.
ness interests of our city, and is the per-
formance of Christian duty.
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WELL, ! DECLARE!
"0ld Thin9S Have Become New"

Vlu 1ulu6O n0I6 D6VVu5 NVA
Was the exclamation of delight made by
a lady whose attention was directed to a
case of prints just opened. They are
called by the manufacturer "Old.Time
Calico" are printed in choice new de.
signs, and on cloth double the weight of
the ordinary fabric. These goods were
sent to us for the purpose OF introducing &
them in this market, and our instruc.
tions are to sell them at the price of the
common qualities-6l cents per yard.
They can not be manufactured for less
than 81 cents, and are usually retailed at
10 cents. We will have no more OF them
at the low price named. Don't fail to
secure share of them. We have only
one bale left of the heavy standard
Brown Sheetings at g. cents. They would
be cheap now at cents. We have quite
a stock of heavy and medium weight
Shoes, just the goods for present and
spring wear, which we shall offer at
prices to close them out. They must go,
and our customers know what we mean
when We say tnat it is impossible to ad-
vertise all the bargains received from
day to day, but people who call often
are getting the benefit of them.
We are now opening some very desir-
able things in New Spring Dress Goods,
and shall display the novelties of the
season as they appear in the market.
Remaining stock of Ladies and Chill.
dren's Cloaks will be sold regardless oi
cost. We have just bought twelve doz.
en- Ladies' Jerseys, which we shall Offer
at 81 each, heretofore sold at $l.5O.
sPARGUR E. co.
Masonic Temple, High Street.
March 1st, 1887.
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Hay is so scarce to feed the stock in
winter that the Norwegians resort TO
what would seem to US the most ridicu.
lous economy, going over every scatter
ing patch along the roadside and the
fields. 1t is cut with the sickle and dried
for hay. Owing to the constant rains
they have what look like fences or racks
placed in their fields ct al sorts Of angles,
and when the gran Il cut II Il twisted
roughly over these fences sufficiently
tight to hold it there and yet to Let thu
wind blow readily through II 70 - to dry
Il quickly.-Col. George Biiss In New
York Times.
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"Expel the saloons and more liquor
will be sold than ever before, as it will
be bought by the quantity from our
wholesale dealer" is one of the argu-
ments (?) offered by many for the non
performance of their duty. Yet said
wholesale dealer is willing to expend
$500 for the defeat of local option.
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Cast Of Lists Hsad.

The plaster cast of Lists had taken
after death is now On view at 0iea1e's -
tahliGhment in Bayreuth. Ths cast ,
nd to b most succnuful. Ths heAd
Eests upon cushion wrsa&hed WITH
laurel. 1he Seatwee assssgsoducsd wieh
s1nst1ing accuyacy; thes Who have seon
Ln1 n dssp now ~ esutls sgysas6ne
q ponne Wkich Ghone g -, f6ao -
Wh3sb = ~ no1ieeah1e h ~ caG1-
'1qG1pl ISHsscSipt.